These are all very powerful features of Photoshop and a good reason to use Photoshop as your host application for the Nik Collection.īut it doesn’t stop there, the Nik Selective Tool can help you to use these. Layers also help you to use other Photoshop features like Blending Modes, Layer Opacity settings, and Layer Masks. When you do this, you’re using non-destructive editing. This allows you to place your adjustments made using the Nik plug-ins onto an entirely new layer. One of the best features of Photoshop is its support for layers. You can see this in the screenshot below. In the dialog, you can set the tool to open automatically open each time you open Photoshop. To open the Selective Tool automatically when you launch Photoshop, click the Settings icon at the bottom left of the tool. Under the Automate menu item, you will find the Nik Selective Tool. To do this select File and then Automate from the menu. If you can’t see the Nik Selective Tool in your version of Photoshop, you can open it from the Photoshop File menu. To launch one of the plug-ins from the Nik Selective tool, just click that plug-in on the list. This is the floating window that appears in Photoshop and lists each of the plug-ins in the Nik Collection. Our other option to launch the Nik Collection in Photoshop is to use the Nik Selective Tool. Alternatively, you can try the next option for launching the Nik Collection plug-ins, which appears to resolve the problem for most people. If you find this happening to you, one solution is to upgrade to the new Nik Collection 2018 by DxO. This is a recent bug that’s developed when using the old Google Nik Collection with the latest versions of Photoshop. When you click one, it will launch that plug-in, loading the current image you are editing.ĭepending on the versions of the Nik Collection and Photoshop that you’re using, you may find Photoshop crashes when you try this. Here you can select any of the plug-ins in the Nik Collection. At the bottom of the menu, you will see the Nik Collection. To open a Nik plugin from the Filter menu, click on Filter.
The first is to use Photoshop’s Filter menu and the other is to use the Nik Selective Tool. In Photoshop you have two options for launching the Nik Collection plugins.
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